Established at the end of World War II, Electronic Machine Parts designs and manufactures motion-control and registration systems for printing, packaging, labeling and other industrial machinery. The Hauppauge company grew from Federal Machine Works’ wartime defense-parts operation and has remained focused on registration control since the 1950s, shipping its systems internationally by the early 1960s. EMP also rebuilds older equipment and continues repairing some systems that have been in the field for more than 60 years.
Gahr Machine CompanyFounded in Cleveland in 1947 by a returning World War II veteran, Gahr Machine Company grew from a four-car garage into a 60,000-square-foot industrial facility. The company is known for decades of expertise helping manufacturers keep Warner & Swasey machinery in service, particularly through its repair-parts operation and technical support.CLEVELAND, OH
Industrial Control Design & Maintenance, IncFrom its Tallmadge shop, Industrial Control Design & Maintenance, Inc. designs and builds industrial control systems and custom equipment, while also repairing motors and related equipment. With more than 35 years of experience, the company has built machinery for the rubber, plastics and steel industries and offers UL-listed control systems, troubleshooting and equipment retrofits. ICDM is also an EASA member.TALLMADGE, OH
Weber Knapp CoLocally owned and operated in Jamestown, Weber Knapp Co. has been part of the community’s manufacturing story since its incorporation in 1909. With more than a century of adapting its shop to changing industries, the company now develops motion-control hardware for manufacturers whose products need controlled, durable movement. Its in-house engineering and production teams carry projects from early concepts through finished components at facilities in Western New York and Taiwan.JAMESTOWN, NY
Innovative Controls CorporationSince 1974, Maumee-based Innovative Controls Corporation has designed and manufactured custom electrical control systems while helping manufacturers bring aging machine controls back into service. ICON operates as a full-service controls integrator, machine-controls rebuilder and control-panel manufacturer, handling projects from engineering and in-house assembly through installation and startup. Its work spans industrial applications across the United States and internationally, with particular experience in upgrading packaging and processing equipment and automating grain systems.TOLEDO, OH